Chapter 2 — Thu Mui is a Goddess, But She Takes My Whole Family as Sacrifices

She bent down, her eyes filled with sadness. Then she squatted in front of me, using her flawless white hands, gently wiped away the blood and tears pouring down my face.

"Sister, I'm sorry. For you guys, I'm really ashamed. But if I don't do that, A Han will never know how important I am to him."

I cried quietly, not making a sound. After all, what did we do wrong? As a sister, I just want to give advice. Who would have thought that the outcome would be so tragic. Da Vo Han reached out and hugged Moc Tam Van into his arms. To me, he was so disgusted that he didn't even bother to glance at me. His eyes only gently rested on the woman in his arms.

"Van Van, I promise you, from now on, I only have you. Don't leave me again. As for your parents and relatives, I will posthumously give them titles, which is enough honor."

Immediately after that, the two hugged each other tightly, their feelings entwined, as if there was no blood and unjust souls in front of them. At that exact moment, I spat out a mouthful of blood and swallowed my last breath. Our bones become a testament to their love. Our lives become a link in their relationship. For them, the lives of innocent people like us only need one apology to bury everything. Returning to my senses, I still sat in front of the table, holding a cup of tea in my hand, not moving from beginning to end. Seeing that I didn't answer, Moc Tam Van felt a little impatient, walked to the table, and sat down opposite me. She also poured herself a cup of tea, her expression sad.

“Sister, tell me, does the emperor really have no heart?”

Hearing that, I put down the tea cup.

"Sister, don't say such words indiscriminately. Is the Emperor someone we can casually discuss? If it gets spread out, even three lives won't be enough to pay for it."

As for what I said, she completely paid no attention. There was even a hint of satisfaction in his eyes. Emotions are so obvious, yet in my previous life I never noticed them at all.

"Sister, A Han will not treat you like that. I don't want to share A Han with other women. Is there any way?"

Faced with her question, I slightly lowered my eyes.

"Van Van, this is a matter between you and the emperor. I really don't have the right to say much. You are a goddess, there will definitely be a way to make him only have one heart and mind for you, right?"

Moc Tam Van's eyes immediately lit up. She nodded slightly, without saying another word, then turned and left. I watched her disappearing back, only smiling coldly in my heart. People say that goddesses love people. But our goddess only knows about her own love. In her eyes, people in the world are nothing more than ants. Now she sits high on the altar. As for me, I deliberately wanted to pull her down. Let her taste what it's like to be an ant. Moc Tam Van disappeared again. I don't prevent it. Because we can't stop it either. The goddess has fairy magic, she wants to go, who can keep it? But we don't have to completely stand by and watch. Rather than letting Da Vo Han find him himself, I should take the initiative to go see him first. In the royal palace, Da Vo Han became angry because of Moc Tam Van's departure. And right at that moment, I appeared. I held out the jade pendant in my hand. Seeing the jade pendant, Da Vo Han frowned slightly.

“Why is this jade pendant in your hand?”

I raised my head, a surprised look on my face.

"Your Majesty, this jade pendant has always been with me. It was given to me by Your Majesty in the past. Have you forgotten?"

Ten years ago, Da Vo Han was still just a ten year old child. He was framed by princes vying for the throne and fell off a cliff. Nine parts dead, one part alive. At that time, my brother and I went out on a trip and lost our way. At that time I was only six years old. Not understanding how dangerous it was, I took the medicine I brought with me and bandaged his wound instead. Then stayed at the bottom of the abyss, keeping him company all night.